Nutterman's Appliance Repair

Overland Park's Quality Washer Repairman service

Expert Washing Machine Repair and Service by Nutterman's Appliance Repair

Unmatched Washing Machine Repairman In Johnson County, KS

Is your Whirlpool front load washer in Shawnee needing a washing machine drain pump repair? Yes I repair those! Is your GE washer in Overland Park not filling with water? Don’t worry! I got this! Do you need a washing machine motor repair in Olathe? I can make repairing it more affordable than buying a new washing machine! Maybe your LG washer repair is that it needs a new rotor or hall sensor. I can do that for you! Is a new control board replacement for a top load Maytag washer repair that you need performed? I do that all the time! It’s possible that the Frigidaire washer repair in Lenexa you have a need for is a new washer door latch. I can diagnose that and replace it for you! You may have a tear in the door bellow and your Samsung washing machine is leaking all over the floor. Whoop! Whoop! I got it under control!

Nick the washer repairman behind a clothes dryer in laundry room in Overland Park, KS

7 Tips to keep your Washer in perfect working order

Here Are Some Of The Best Appliance Repairman Tips I Can Give You

Washing Machine Maintenance Tip #1

Inspect the washing machine hoses and fittings on your washer. Make sure the hoses aren't cracked or blistered, the fittings aren't becoming corroded and no water is dripping. It's a good idea to replace the hoses and fittings as part of regular washing machine maintenance every 3 years, even if you don't see any problems.

Washing Machine Maintenance Tip #2

Level the washing machine. Use a carpenter's level and adjust the machine's feet until the bubble indicates the washing machine is level. A washer that's not level vibrates and/or bangs around with every load needs to be leveled before it breaks down.

Washing Machine Maintenance Tip #3

Keep the exterior of your washing machine clean. Soaps and bleaches usually won't damage the exterior of the washing machine, but stain removers and other chemicals you might store on top of the washer might.

Washing Machine Maintenance Tip #4

Clean your washing machine tub. This should be done every three months. Set the washer on hot, and if there's a setting for extra dirty clothes, choose that. Let the tub fill with water, then add 3 cups of white distilled vinegar and a 1/2 cup of baking soda. When the tub begins to drain, advance the cycle to spin. After the cycle ends, set the washer to cold and run another cycle.

Washing Machine Maintenance Tip #5

Clean your washing machine dispensers. If you can remove them, do so and soak them in hot water. While they're soaking, clean out the gunk that collects around them and between the top of the washer and the tub. If you can't remove the dispensers, pour hot water through them until they're clean for good maintenance.

Washing Machine Maintenance Tip #6

How much washer detergent should I use is probably a lot less than you think. Almost everyone uses too much detergent and fabric softener in their washing machine. Your clothes will get just as clean with half the recommended amount of detergent and you can dilute your fabric softener with water or try using white distilled vinegar instead. Generally, liquid detergent is better than powder.

Washing Machine Maintenance Tip #7

Never try to remove the rear panel of any washer. Call us for DIY advice before you ever try that. Many washing machines can be damaged when removing the rear panel.